Sentence examples for ever allows from inspiring English sources
Council's first president (that is, if the Lisbon Treaty's tortured ratification process ever allows it).
No man worth his salt ever allows himself to be called a "dirty terrier," and fists go flying.
Note that Flaubert only ever allows one creature to hear Emma Bovary's secret: her dog, Djali, named after the little goat in Hugo's Notre-Dame de Paris.
"Find My Family" will become more interesting — and more genuinely moving — if it ever allows itself to depict the consequences of rejection.
Besides, in recent years, many television dramas — including Mr. Sorkin's "West Wing," in its first seasons — have exhibited far more complexity and shading than "The Farnsworth Invention" ever allows.
There's nothing breathless about her recollections of the night – no giddy wonder or excitement – but I suspect this is about as effusive as Lawrence ever allows herself to be.
How was that ever allowed to be published?
These were about the only major changes he ever allowed.
It was the most points ever allowed by the Jaguars.
Will the F.D.R./U.N. complex ever allow for such room?
Did you ever allow that when you were there?
